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Anaheim and Huntington Beach reporter for @ocregister. Email: mslaten@scng.com. Complex carbohydrate. He/him

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Concejala de Anaheim plantea impuesto a boletos y estacionamiento en zonas turísticas

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By Michael Slaten Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
La concejal de Anaheim, Natalie Rubalcava, quiere iniciar conversaciones sobre una idea que sin duda generará un intenso debate: un nuevo impuesto a las entradas y al estacionamiento en los destinos de entretenimiento de la ciudad. El martes, Rubalcava propuso que el Ayuntamiento debata un impuesto al entretenimiento en una próxima reunión.
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Concejala de Anaheim plantea impuesto a boletos y estacionamiento en zonas turísticas

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By Michael Slaten Verified
| Excélsior California Verified
La concejal de Anaheim, Natalie Rubalcava, quiere iniciar conversaciones sobre una idea que sin duda generará un intenso debate: un nuevo impuesto a las entradas y al estacionamiento en los destinos de entretenimiento de la ciudad. El martes, Rubalcava propuso que el Ayuntamiento debata un impuesto al entretenimiento en una próxima reunión.
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Soap opera at City Hall? It might be costing you money Original

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By Michael Slaten Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Shohreh Dupuis left her job as city manager of Laguna Beach two years ago, in the wake of a squabble with a city council member, a threat of a harassment lawsuit, and an inquiry into into how her house came to be smeared with feces. Details of that municipal soap opera were unique, but at least one aspect of her departure was not: Laguna Beach agreed to pay Dupuis nine months salary and health insurance, a separate settlement of about $223,000, and another $10,000 to cover her legal fees.
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